Judicial Watch Sues Justice and State Departments for Uranium One Records

Clinton operations receive tens of millions of dollars of contributions from Uranium One/Russia Interests (Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced today that it filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Department of State for all records of communications relating to…

  Urges High Court to Overturn Lower Court Ruling that Used ‘Overly Broad’ Standards to Uphold the ‘Most Extreme and Effective Congressional Gerrymander in the Nation’   (Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced today it joined with Allied Educational Foundation (AEF) in filing an amici curiae brief in the United…

Greatest Transparency Failures Ever? In one week, thank God, the presidential election will be over. But on one issue there is not a whit of difference between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Both represent the greatest transparency failures in the history of presidential politics. To Clinton watchers, Mrs. Clinton has…

(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced today it joined with the Allied Educational Foundation (AEF) to file an amici curiae brief with the U.S. Supreme Court that argues that raced-based admissions policies are irrational, destructive and are based on illegitimate racial theories that have no basis in biology. The Judicial…

(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch today released newly obtained Department of State documents showing a nearly five-month total gap in the emails former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton decided to return to the State Department late last year.  The documents also show that one key State Department official did not…

The State Department has complained that it is facing increased numbers of FOIA requests and lawsuits. In the same piece, Judicial Watch is recognized for having been responsible for bringing to light key documents regarding ethics investigations into the Clintons.

Watch Judicial Watch Director of Litigation Paul Orfanedes discuss Judicial Watch’s efforts to fight corruption and waste in Los Angeles with the Full Disclosure Network.

Experts say that federal officials should have briefed Hillary Clinton on the federal laws and regulations requiring her to use an official email account for government business, and also informed the national archives office once they learned she was not doing so.

Experts from various points on the political spectrum agree that Hillary Clinton purposefully evaded federal records laws and one even argued that she will have to answer for those actions in court.

Former U.S. Attorney Joseph diGenova said Tuesday it would be disgraceful if Hillary Clinton’s email scandal does not lead to an official government inquiry. He also said it was clear Clinton and her aides had destroyed evidence.

The Obama administration has claimed this week that it needs more time to go through Clinton’s email records in response to Judicial Watch’s FOIA requests. How much longer do they need?

The AP’s report confirms one from earlier this month by Judicial Watch, the government watchdog group that, like the AP, has filed suit for Clinton’s email records.

In 2013, emails between Hillary Clinton and long-time Clinton and D.C. operative Sidney Blumenthal were released online, and in light of the new scandal regarding Clinton’s wanton destruction of documents and evasion of federal laws, those emails are being examined in a new light.

Hillary Clinton’s already-weak excuse for using her non-government server for emails — that she didn’t want to use more than one device for government business — just took another hit.

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton and Sen. David Vitter (R-LA) recently collaborated to expose corruption within Congress regarding Obamacare, in an effort to bring transparency to those who approved the legislation in the first place.